Roofing in Arrowhead Lakes, done right.

Northwest Glendale built Arrowhead Lakes around man-made water through the late 1980s and 1990s — lakes, channels and lots that back right up to them. Three decades on it has what newer West Valley subdivisions do not: mature landscaping, real shade and a settled feel. It also has a very consistent roofing situation. Nearly everything went up with concrete tile in the same window, which means a whole neighborhood reaches the end of its original underlayment’s life at roughly the same time. Your tile is probably fine. What is under it probably is not.

The lakefront lots add something specific. Homes fronting the water see more humidity and considerably more bird traffic than the neighborhood average, and both find their way into roofing details — debris in valleys, nesting under tile, and moisture held against felt that was never meant to stay damp. Mature trees do the rest. We work the whole community, family owned and operated, licensed, bonded and insured, and we would rather clear your valleys now than meet you in August with a bucket in the hallway. Waterfront lots are also where we most often find tile that has been walked on badly by somebody servicing a satellite dish or an air conditioner, leaving hairline cracks that only show themselves in a downpour.

A lift-and-relay resets the part that matters at a fraction of a tear-off, and where that is the honest answer we will say so. Our top ratings across Google, Yelp and Facebook were earned giving people that answer. Every job carries an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. Call (602) 314-4650 or book your free inspection online.